Community as a Technical Term
Has the use and definition of community become too broad? What if its use was restricted to signify groups of individuals who share a mutual concern for each other?
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Has the use and definition of community become too broad? What if its use was restricted to signify groups of individuals who share a mutual concern for each other?
If efficiency is a god, then I am a worshipper – front pew. But is it possible to be too efficient? For those that value efficiency, we are living in the best era ever. With smart phones on 5G networks coupled with countless on demand services, we can get anything we could ever want on a moment’s notice. I recently learned that now we can even rent friends. What more could anyone want?
Am I in the right place? Research has shown that people tend to be less satisfied when they are younger and more satisfied when they are older. But there is an important related question: Am I in the right physical place?
Nearly all of us are neighbors, i.e. we live adjacent or physically close to others. But not many of us are good neighbors. It’s an unfortunate reality for our neighbors, but also for us. Research indicates that knowing your neighbor reduces loneliness, increases trust and elevates overall well-being.
This weekend I am getting together with several of my closest friends. These are lifelong friends from college. We’ve been through a lot over the decades – from international adventures and weddings to the loss or physical decline of parents and other challenges life has put in our way. We live in different parts of…
8,000 days and growing. This is the amount of time we’re expected to live beyond the age of 65. It’s becoming increasingly relevant as more people wish to rewrite the script for retirement planning, particularly as compared to their parents. In some cases, it’s a necessity based on financial realities; in fact, more than half of U.S. workers plan to work past 65, the traditional retirement age.
My uncle Russ, or “Cool Uncle Russ” as I called him when I was a youngster, has always been a favorite of mine. In the ‘80s, he wore cool sunglasses, leather jackets and listened to top 40 hits. And even though he and my aunt Donna do not have kids, he’s a professional at dad…
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